Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-12-24
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Rev. Mr.. Danks visited Grand Forks
Wednesday,.
Bob Fox and George Sewell of Towner,
were in the city yesterday.
Tom Hennessy Is now at work putting
the st am fixtures in tho schoolhouse.
NJ. l.. Smith, of Crary, agent for the
Victor safe, was in town the first Of the
week.
MIR. Catfrey, representing the business
end of the Globe. was in town Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Smith and children
have gone to Palnsville, Minn., on
visit.
Andy Hope has returned from Minot
and reports his brother Will much
better.
d. w. Ensign left Thursday Tor Gem
eva, ILL.,, to spend tho holidays with his
c ii ren.
David b. Wellman drove up from
New Rockford, Monday, and returned
Wednesday.
John Bradi,h camo in from Cando
, Thursday, aud will remain here during
the holidays.
Mrs. Thos. Driscal has gone to Grand
Rapids, Mich, On a visit. Tom looks
| lonely so quick.
| Tho usual weekly chinook wind seems
to have gotton lost. 1t didn't turn up in
lime for this issue.
Frank Converse hoists the holiday
banner at the head of this page, and will
keep it there 80 days.
Mrs. Richard Rue has gone to Chicago
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Stevens, and
Will be absent a month
W. L. Pew, T. w. Conyers and J. II.
| !lardce were among CandO's representa-
tive, in the city this woek.
Will Runney has gone to st. Paul to
attend the wedding Of his sister Nettie,
which takes place next Tuesday.
Mrs. a. j. Mcdonnell Of Webster town.
ship, left Monday morning, for Alexan.
dri,, Ontario, 10 spend the winter.
Mvron Skinner left Monday for his
former home in Northiieid, Mimi. II,
will engage in merchandising there.
The annual holiday ball took place q
the Drvis house, Churchs Ferry, las
niyhl. There WAS a large attendance.
Treasurer Scru,ngard writes from
Mankato that he witnessed there on tn
2ot!, tho worst blizzard in experience
$. Toby, .ir., from Helena, was in tow
over Sunday, in the interest Of the Unite
States Mercantile Protective association
John Brown advcrtiscs in this issue
1.-THE warmcst barn in town and aIway
street.
d. d. and j. II. Garvey left Thursda
for Thompson. Wis, to visit their par
ents. and will be away for about tw
months.
There vii! he Now Years dance q
Odd Fellows ball, Monday evening, Jal
,. 1883. Invitations will be issued in
few days.
= Tho IxTEH-OcEAS acknowledges a
invitation TO attend the !irst annual ba
of the knights Of P.ythiSs at Gran
%nras. Jan. =.
The steam heating apparatus for tn
cour, house is being put i'll positi",
THE Offices have all received their fir!
coat Of plaster.
' | I'i,arf. ,riII l,n q { n = raa af ~
NJ. f.. church this evening. Appropria
= exercises vii; also take place at the Pre-
2 bvtcrian church.
i City .t;!n.tor Collins OF Minot, was
town Wednesday and dropped in TO 81
q the INT HEOCEAS. He reports trat
good in his town.
Duncan Morrison left for .Alexandri
Ontario. Monday morning. He will
absent until spring and expects to bril-
a car of horses on his return.
John Peterkin, the Fargo leather des
er, was in the city Tuesday. He repor
his business 25 per cent larger this yc
than last and collections .huch better.
The regular installation of officers
Minnewaukan Lodge, A. F. and 4. y
will take place next Tuesday evenin
d, All nasons in good standing arc invite
Winfield Greenleaf, who has a far
in the northern portion Of this count
is at Torona, w. r., and writes that t
:. weather is about what we have here
- May.
q day from Chicago, looking somewl